Sentence examples for prices shot from inspiring English sources

Exact(60)

Whenever oil prices shot up, oil bosses splashed out on over-priced acquisitions and vanity projects.

The Economist

Housing prices shot up.

The New Yorker

Prices shot up.

The New York Times - Travel

Housing prices shot up and debt ballooned.

The New York Times

Both airlines' share prices shot up.

The Economist

Economic growth slowed; prices shot up.

The New York Times

And after Katrina, prices shot up.

The New York Times

Then oil prices shot up in 1973.

The New York Times

IMMEDIATELY after this week's terrorist attacks, oil prices shot up.

The Economist

But prices shot through the roof once again.

The New York Times - Arts

Home prices shot up, and then they collapsed.

The New Yorker

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